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Martinsburg independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1875-1900, 1887-10-22
A FULL FOUR DAYS EXHIBITION.

Opens at A. M, Tuesday, October ls,
closes at P. NJ, Friday, October 81, 1887.
Exhibits cannot be moved before Saturday,
October %, at A NJ, except live stock may
be taken off the ground after P. NJ, on Fri
day. No charge for exhibiting. All goods
or articles for competitor must be delivered
to the Superintendent on the grounds, on
or before p NJ, Monday, October II.
For Premium Lists, Space, Privileges,
Programs and ether information, address
H. A. McCOMAS, Superintendent,
Hacerstown, Nd.
p. A. WILMER Secretary O82t.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1887-12-21
Gtmittmmiaes llrtbeiI.

Der spotbefer 80. $. Suit in Bippus, 5n.
biana, bsaeast: sd fam OaS electric
3 8itterS als bas bette Seilmittel empfeblen.
Sebe Gloi@e. pelde bertauft ipurbe. bat bic &c.
ipiinidte SiiIfe sebra9t. Semano nurbe mad
benz @ebraude bon nur Jlafden BON ieinem
&beumatismus befreit, ber itn f4on 10 Sabre
lang aepeinist bate. Der ApOtbsfer slbrabam
Sore IN 8sIbilIs, Dbio, perfdert: yOieieuise
Mebiain, peIdae msiner 2Oidbrisen Grfabruns
mad vam beiten sehi4 III baS electric gitters3
Sauieube bon dbnliden 3eusnifen liegen Dor,
fooab bas llrtbsiI, babiu lautenb, 6as bas
electric Bitters ale &ranfbeiteu Der eeber, ber
stieren unb bes 8luteS bsilt. elm gang einftim.
migsS 1T.
Die S}laI9e toitet nur 90 Gents. 3u babsn
in Der NFothste bon q. Oreib.
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. III eli, auaefunber ssstns.

ber inif @esen aus benz storootten fommt.
@cnn oer Miub an einem feu9ten 9aae bon
baber bIdft, i0Hnu F9 bic a6eumatifer ouf
S9merBen sefabt MAIDEN, felbf wenu fie GEE
mddlidb oabeim i'm beauemen 9ebnfubl fiben.
Sur wsniss elder solI Soitetters @ia>
genialae unb erquidenbhe
Sps;iffum = Iperben linen jeoo9 uubeifreib.
ltdle grIsi6tsrune i9aifen. i5iir feline gsirt.
iamfeit, bel tieler sfranibeit. befonfers menn es
idou beim 9e9iun Derlelbsu angepenOei purbe,
linb 8etpsile eenug on 2anb. Sdihelfroit
unb Gieber, Gbspeplie, @erHobfuag, esber.
bef9perben unb Mansel an Sbdtieieit ber
ssiersn unb Der 8Iafe foIlteH ebenfaas NIT bic.
fem natIiasp, aus Eaau;eu ;ubsreiteten Saus.
miitd behanbelt iperoen. Der sippetit bsHert
fib, erfriiaeuber S9lummer Ienit ii9 iuisber
auf bic miben aussnliber ber Reiboisn bcrab
unb ber streislauf bss Bluts III berfdrtt nnb
bsriGneIIert in l}oIse ieiner frditisenben uno
rssulirenbeH Birtuns. &snn Sie ourdnabt
pOrosn iinb, ssbraadsn Sic 60 aIs @rafetpatip.
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@e9t. ..gi Seeies, nun feb nal cen
Weui@ on, ie finb Sic wertli9 unb
tpabrbaftig falt getporben. geim Gott
ShtrambaG! 9as fommt bon benz
bsrffirten @eblabber. Re. bdren sc, bic
eb i'd Sc mid, ba tuerO i6 mid ftramm
bitten banor .6drenie mol, 6r6u=
lein, iebt t6nnen Ge mer bas anbere
paar Wdridtel6e bringen.
9ein Muftrag tuur6e ausgefiibrt.
CT bate sben begonnen. bag Ndbere
auseinanber au ieben, ME un5wedmds
Big es iei, ifatt su eifen, lange &eoen
3u balten, als ct fid pl6bli1 nit benz
Nufe unterbrad): Gott 51tramba1,
fo'ae Gre9beit! Nanu iebenie NAL, ba
, greift Der Meni9 ba gan3 i9amios In
bic Sai9e 'nein unb nimmt mein 8ors
bemonndb beraus unb ma1t 1i1 bamit
aus bem 9taube. Seben Sc, oa gebt
er bin.
Wdbrenb oer Beftoblene untbdtig
auf ieinem 5tuble fiben blieb, fprang
0err Bitter auf uno elite bem Oiebe.
ber bereits ben Nussang errei9t bate.
mad. 4uf ber StraBe belt er ibn felt
uno iibergab i'm ba einem S9uBmann.
6etr Some, Der fi6 insmii9en Don isis
mem @9red erbolt batte uno ebenfaas
ber5ugetomil!en mar, erbieIt iein ports
monnaie unberiebtt 3uriif.
3ebu Minuten fpdter iaB ct tpieber
binter feinem sO6ppfe" Bier. Mber
/ bdren Sc, bas 1T bod merftpiirbig-
iagte er 3u 0errn &itter- 8 is Sc n1m.
LID grabe 10, als Oh bette auf meine
@dri6t6en ee Glu9 rubin blum ohdte.
fe tDerben ner immer falt. SEPT III oo1
bas 3tpeete paar falt geporoen.
ginige Sage barauf itan6 Der Mann,
ber fib an bem 20tpe i9en Portemons
naie Dergriffen bate, elm Sdubma9er>
geielle 9tamens Irnnlb WeiB. Oh ieiner
3bat Dor @eri9t.
SD bin sc d geborner Sadfe-6es
gann 9err 26pe feline 3eugeuausiage,
-awer i'd babe mid iebt bier beisli9
niebergelaKen, inoem baB n1mli1 eene
Oo9ter p0nsmir bier perbeiratbet is;
aber bas nit bic @erf9teI un'm Boros
moundb. bes perb' i1 Se met 2ebtag
ni6t oergefen. Rd, 5eileibs midi
llnb baum er3dblte ct nit GROCER Ges
naui3feit bic @ei9i6te bon ben fano.
fen nWeri6teln@ unb 3ulebt enbli6
au@ bic OiebfabIsaifaire.
Ser Nngetlagte ,purbe su atpei Mo=
naten @efdngniB perurtbeilt.
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Nrilte 2Qdod)ett.
gerIinsr aoman bon paal siHsam.
LGOrtfetuus.l

f1LC~~slSt~Nb1 l.
Gr tauGte tpie6er auf uuo ersdblte
nit fcdenbem Mt6em, mas bn unten
gefunben. Der iiingere ber @6ffer
30g nun ebeufalls feline Sade unb feline
GtiefeI aus uno faste: Sd beIfe
Sbuen.
limb oils Der 6oIbat ii9 mieber 0eniis
genb gefrdftigt fiiblte unb bas Ronimans
0ciuort CAB: Ssbt!, iprong au@ Der
GGiifer ms Waier unb tou9te gleidbs
aeitig nit ibnl In bic 8iefe.
Sic f1Bten bas Mdo@en, ber Cine
oft bic S@uiiern, oer Mnbere an bic
GaBe, ttn0 bobeu es nun nit anipans
uilg an ibrer Grdfte. unb nun tauhs
ten iie NIT ibrer i1meren, traurigen
Bhrbe iiber bem MafIetfpiegel auf. @ie
eia Gturni brauife es bon ben lfern unb
Don Der Bride.
gs nn@ie ni9t geringe G@pierig.
tetten, ben reglingslDien. i9meren R0rs
per IN bas Boot 80 f9affen. oas einise
MaIe gau3 bebenfli@ flppte. Mlit rOs
ber 6auif iunrbe ber &6rper bes fbtnen
NM osanoen ss pIs n ME- sni cine esls in
ibul 9elebt bdtie. Damn tletterten bic
beiben Mdnner In ons Boot. Die STU,
"a bfm l1fgr
N;e 6idbisn gpeuld5eumeIfe 6o nben
mdljte ii6 slei93eitig mad ber 6eite
bin, no bas Boot lnnhen mu6te. Sesns
3enfe berbeinsfnmmsr Sie mil gpiihs re
Srhul,mn oi,sred,i srh;sIts,, m ,,nn liz sIms
hrdnoenSen smriidisouten G;ner Ssr
GdiftIenfe fS,nn ,,rrber In ,,nlIem Srohs
mn1S ner nsd,sisn Sscr;.e;mo,ss ose;lt
ms fam ,nif M6muerm Sie sins Sron.
baLre idiIenhfem faif In hen,ieihen M,i,
oenbIide an In hem ma pant ,sif s,;nsr
irourioen Qaff an h;e GaI,trshne Sie
sur Tpisbri1soradt hisomstiibrfe Hai an. ms
Sfies M1if ornken Gmmierinfeifeu
,rnrbe her Qbri,sr hie idbmoIe Srehhe
Einonfoeidlebnt iiub borf o1f 6ie grno,
bofre sebetfet.
Bier Skinner iruoen bic gutieelte
noti Ser ntd5f melt euiferufen Gonifdfs.
made ii Ser Hriiber{frobe. Sine llrloe.
heure Mlenid5enmerae. 6ie immer me6r
rnlpu(hs folafe Gs m6brie oeronrie
9sit, SD iie Surfi hos eneroild,e Gin.
6reifsu BET emutIeute enbIidb ,erftreuI
ipurbe. nber noti imu,er llanberl an Ben
Edea uitb III Der g2dhe Ser Qpddie iers
kfii,elie @ruufer unb unfefhielfen fiH
HT% 4 =. s1-rTnx x.r-ST ~
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niff,fs fnnprsudtf Tnfyeu Or fd1,fte n,,ff1
nod sn einsm befreunbeten dlterea Nrate
IN Der ytahbarfbaft, bel benz ct frilber
Mlltftent geweien mar, mno oieier fam
au9 in porgeriidter Nbenoitunbe. Nu1
BEN alten Mr3t fi6Bte bic e90nbeit bes
Wsdbnens eine befonoers tuarule Sbeils
nabme elm, aud er blieb nod lange 3eit
nit benz ittngeren auiammen. unb erf
in mltferndHtiger Stuube fonnten es bic
Mdnner Der WlheniNaft iiber fi9 ges
winnen, ben Sob, Der fi9 nun bur@
untra9lld9e Wtertnale Derttinbete, 5u
foarallfen:
ueDer ote peflonll@telI per Gntleels
len, 0le nog IN Derleleen 9ea9l naw Der
DDtOrgue 9eoragI DurSe. tOaHle elH
one!!el hlgt oeEegea. oesm Dnr9lus
geI lpter @leloeI 9al!e man IN elner
Salge IgI gnIlanIh9s5euSnlB Don oer
guaooIIel AnnalL eas sIr Iue"!ge Sa9e
men me Inn, nn, ,dnsst'm"r ] nis gGr;f, md, ] ,,on
nsmtI,m is,srI;d, ia io,,,ets '
Sporoorets 3sssn nshorer ~, ~
g,,oi iS5o AZ WsrI;n n Se;t hsm oS.
sIiSr. n q ala MSrts,iu IN Ser ftoot;.
id,sn csrrsponfsoIt hsid,aftiot' oemeien
unD bat i'd bur9 ibre pfi1ttreue, ibren
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1887-12-21

Die alten Sunben ber @ebr.
Bell merbeu aud biesmaI ibre gins
tdufe bott MAIDEN. Sic tpifen, bab
Tie reef uno gut bebient tperben.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1887-12-21
8eueibeuswertb.

gliIe: vab, bas III iG6n, anna,
boB bu einen @eridtsbollaieber beirats
ben, ba f6nnt Sbr gu9 INNER INNER
umlonit pfdnben Iafen.1
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1887-12-21
Moberne Sienhbotea.

Grau (3um Mann): sd fam nit
bem neuert 9ienftmdb@em ni6t mebr
cuF ben Marft gebenl"
Mann: vWarum benn ni1i?1
Gr0u: ~Weil Sebetmann, Der mid
ni9t fennt, mid ftir bas Dienitmxbdeu
bdlt!"
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1887-12-21
MA1& PLAZA
DRESS GOODS.

aee pas nf unb Mes as mcbn 1T ben nen unb p0pnldrn
DRESS GOODS ee est in @ebran no, fonn BET uns noeu
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CARPETS, & Ga,prtsl

usber ben 11riprung Der Der
bemont=9ebe bringt 6err See Beatp bic
folgenbe Woti5: yMan tpeiB barltber
nur bies: Sic puroe int Sabre 1898
BON einem olten Weinitod, ipeldher bas
mails auf Der pIantage beg @i6ter
9uger BON Columbia In Sub s@arolina
ft9 corfanb, tueiter fortgepf1au3t. Gin
entbufafif6er unb ui1ternebmenber
&eben3ii6ter, Micolaus 6erbemDnt emf,
oedte bic &ebe bort unb ct aog aus if.
rer frdfti3en llnb poaitdnoigen Necli=
matiiation ben 99IuB, = Der meiner
Mnii6t mad aud besriinbet 1T, = baB
he cine bort einbeimiide unb ein benz
Soben unb Rlima iener Oertii1feit an.
geb6riges proDutt lit. Dieielbe &ebe
tDurbe baun aud in Marren @ountp i'm
Staate @eorgid tpilb lpadieno 9efun=
ben, uno III bort unter bem 9famen
nWarren 3ebe" betannt; He bat nod
petf9iebene SpielarteR, TO Gerbes
sMabeira. Warrenton, WeilsRebe,
Bsttfii, Dunn utb NecGee. Die Sraube
9uA IVY wv ItS Ctu4CUukbCl1 UuIuCW W.
als eine Der por3hgli4ifen 9afels unb
@ein Srauben bepdbrt unb gebeibt
auf bas befe In Seras, Georgia, iSlo.
rioa unb GaosgarOIina.
Beretbnenoe Stiebertrdd5tigteit.
Wean 9u su Geinem Mpotbeter geb5f
I'm cine Glafbe BON 6 mons 2iz
per- GeguIator sl taufen ilnb er
bietet Dir nadsemadten NIT dbnIid
flingeubem Namen on unb last, bas 1T
baRelbe. Ober serabe 10 gut, bann frage
ibu bod, tparum er Dir ni6t bic ehte
Nr3nei in tpeiBem llmf6lnge init aufges
brudten, sroBen. rotben 3. bereitet Don
S. $. 3eilen & 60. eiebt. Der ein3ige
3wed, ben fold elm 9dnbler babel boz
ben fann, iif Der, baB er bur1 ben Wers
fanf eines ipoblfeilen na9genia1ten Mrs
tifels, tpelder Dir entf9ieben i9aben
mag, Is Gts. erfra perbient.
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Die gnsoeduua etmer Tra,..

slody cine punbsrbolle gntSeduns 1T semadt
iporben uno bas nod ba,u bon elmer Dame
aus bieiem gountb Siebsn Sabre lang bate
iie bic entfesIidfsn eeiDen ausjuiieben, ipsIde
berart or ibrer esbenSfraft tebrtsn. bab ibr
Sob ni6t mebr fern 3u iein fdien. Drsi Ro.
nate bahete iie unaufborli9 unb tonnte feincn
Sdlaf finoen. pa faufie Gs bon nns eine
afafd,e BON Or atnss yAeusr Gntbednug fur
SGninbfuht" unb fano fdOn nod Der eraen
DCfs 70 pieI GrIei6teruns, bab fie ihlafen
tonnte, uno bic cine 5Iafas lirirte iie pollftdn.
big. Sbr Name lit glrs. 9utbsr eub. 60
idreibeu uns gS 6. Samrid & 60. in Gbelbe,
Noro Carolina.
Nlau lalfe iid cine 4robeHaide sebsn in Der
Npotbefe bon u Drei6 in Gan Nntonio.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1887-12-21

sw SobnionBros. liefern bic
bsfen uHo billiefteu DrudfaGen. @ebt
au ibnen.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1887-10-26
About Corners.

Combinations ere the order OF the day.
and the last one recorded IS al immense
sugar s:trust" to rob the people bJ
forcing up the price Of sugar. :iie
Philadelphia Record i:as The following
in explanation of the conspiracy: EoE
nearly year efforts have been pli5 torta
and negotiations have been IN progress
by the sugar retiuers OF New York and
Boston TO form combine, Of 5ruSt,
whereby the production OF each refinery
could be regulated, and, # Necessary, a
suspension OF work be ordered, should
the aggregate production exceed the re-
ouirement3 of the domestic trade. II IS
understood that the trust has not been
finally formed as yet, but tia the al
ransements will be completed soon, and
the Philadelphia retineries symyathlza
with the movement. The owrcEs Of the
various refneries are DOW engaged II
taking an account of stock preparatory
to the settlement OF the deal. IS Ie-
suit of the proposed combination q
trust, prices have advanced IL ta!s CITY
within the past iorty-ei3ht hcnrs % i
figure which is considered heayy u TIE
trade. On Wednesday morning granu-
lated sugar, which is the standard, vas
quoted at 6s cents PEI pound. lester'
day afternoon the closing price vas .!
cents per pound. The production ol
the refneries Of this city is about o,00l
barrels per day. The increase IL p.lee
occasioned by the proposed combination
amounts to aoout rs cents per barrel
As result of the new trust, the retailers
will pay about $, 7G0 more for tie plo
lection Of the refners OF this ci4y TO-DAY
than they would have paid On Iue5Gny
last. The retail price Of sugar, as taken
from the Grocers' Association announce
ment on Monday morning last. fixed the
price at : cents per pound. it "lL
probably be 5 cents on Monday next
The proper and only conclusive answer
to this combination OF rasc&iisy IS to Prli
refined sugars on the free list. Ihe
people have rights which monopoilsv'
must be forced to respect. The Tree Isl
is tae only panacea for the Ills O
monopoly.
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basis the delegates may be select.
Having laid the object OF this maetjGg
before the railroad authorities. w!.h T1t
showing that it was intended to Ezl;2h
class of our farmers whom it IS h;1T,: 70
stir out on any public occasion. an'! ok,
rarely attend our Fair, they reeoG hiz@d
the convention as en interesting &aziia.
liary to the Fair, and those whom !aEe
heard from have generously coE*en.-@
70 furnish free transportation Sor -
delegates, as soon as notit:e.; O.; t'lslF
names. Is the time is shoit, mas beg z
the counties to be as prompt rs 2)SS'i2ia.
I Gesire to 5drow oJiS another sa'jec1
for the considerations Of the c2nrentloo.
There was time during Tie experience
Of these farmers, when tie farmers q
South Carolina made al they co1sGsa:d,
upon their own plantations. eEcc:1:inE
sugar, coffee, salt, some hardware: and
finer qualities OF clothing; &ni the sun
did not shine upon a more prosperous,
happy anG contented people throughout
the wide, wide world. Io-day f.:e ra!e
is to buy all they corsCln@ and raise Just
enough cotton to gel ccedt tor anoi2@f
year.
Can't something be ieGrned ~ *::e
discussion Of this sllbiec5 IL al Us b =
ings? We have the same people, lie
same soil, the same genial sunshine, the
same clouds, and beyond tEem al tha
same healthful, CAIN, pure, blue VaTiE
j. p. DUNCAN.
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ADVENTURES OF a GOLD w.AIC=I.
1t Was Stolen Eleven Years ago. ard aaS
Go: Back TO It's Owners.

Troy, Ala, October 22.-A curious
story about watch has just developed
here. Twenty years ago Mr.. George
Etheridge who lived in the upper part
of this county, treated himself to E fine
gold watch, for which he paid $l95. he
took it home. and his father told INN
that iDasmucn as he hal invested 50
mnch in watch that It would be good
idea 10 take down the makers name and
number, which be did, without ever
thinking that that little precaution would
ever avail anything. He kept it until
1876, when laborer or his place took
advantage of his absence one day-, broke
into his house, and stole the watch ana
chain and skipped out. The thief went
down into Dale county, AMI IL sho-1
time got into trouble. In order .
evade the clutches OF the las, ne l&.d
out il piece OF woods, and while there
lie lost his stoleE prize, and IL G saoTt
time LETT FOR the West. Ii lSS2. wh:iG
lIr. Metcalf, who lives near DaleTitic,
was shrubbirg pieco OF second year.
land, he found the watch a..ld related t':5
circumstances to several OF his neigh
bors, but could find no owner Tor TIE
properly. The watch had been lying II
fhe woods six years, and was IL = 3s@
IL Metcalf carried it to Il jewele- II
22utnula ald had it repaired, and tock Il
nome with him ard kept it uGtI i1st
Saturday. IL the early part OF he week
Mr.. :. Haley, CT this city, who IS q
brct? r-in-Iaw of Nr. ESher:dSe, heard
some:: y9g that induced him to wi1e Nr.
Etlle:l,:,., q: Evergreen, &c come ov"c:;;
tha; he thought he could put him on 3..:e
track OF his lost watch. Mr. EthericSe
arrived II the city and went to ~.
Metcali's, described ti.e watch, gave the
number and TIE makers name, PAD
Metcalf what he h4i paid out Lor repairs,
received his property, and returned
highly elated over his success IN recc7-
ering his lost iewelry.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1887-10-26
rs :.iEt: y SD U.,.;.
ci.ir;eca Cats and ::le.an Dogs 7;aIla iiIn
Tired o.: Ii3Iuc.


':'i:g:i o. E"!mc.
tFrom the Baltimore .ineric:tn.J
esquire, size had t2irEeSA catS aa't
eleven dogs II thc hous@, and We could: {
ag-ee. I pad :, 1s.a2 - to come rcuIG
into sle yar.l and ny y make some a.
ran est Win the aai.l&is, 50 lt::5 l
could get some rsst, ana that's the c:ti:;4
OF the @is;::z5; v6l@I.. ~ VIE W0ut,t
have tie dogs elG c.ts, IN: resent q
any i55ar.el"zcc VIII tIeGl. We ;a&'a
40 children.
....'Iis YES tie answer L nlan with = sd
face 1nx.:e to justice Wartieid yesterday,
alter his wife nad tod tie magistrate
she and Ler h:isaard couldn't get along.
She COMPLIANCE: t;h;.l Tie domestic breach
was widening every day. The .naa
rested his head in bis Land ana listening
TO the .,toTY-2xagzeia to his mind
,he wife toiC - ilc3 trouble. Sac sa-;i
but :!:tl4 OF tie dogs and cats, but v;:i2D
hcc husband. epo.:" 0f .;!em it was with
sorrow ard s..iIs:iny TIE squire I'd
yiseti them t. 3,N, il poSsin:e, 10 ahl'lSa
rneic dinercl.ces :oE;n2i = and not iet i
ilt.iC t1Ilt : ~ LII s-ii- NSltA .EiNI
dogs wr2ci1 ::lse!c ;ia3plueSS. 1t was er!-
GeGt s}i.e a,liulnis were 3 bulden on the
MN 5 mind. lie seemed thoroughly de-
iau.tt;. Inc couple vent oav of tae
cent roam ,iae G:s.j,SSs,? :ae sitj!at!oI,
unl i seemed impo@slD!c 20 co-1e u sal
isi;,ut,ry terms. 5sue Du,4hec 0. a:.'rlaiS
were cut tJ2G. = N some proposition. .
cpe-hGi. Sc wanted al h"r pets ",sr
Ls; ,It'lsy Ii. the a'&.!o2. lie ;i;'>-
baud reiast 90 - hcme 20 DC gr2s!e:'
Wiz ylos2 ..2%tt::i yaL.5s AL iaec%s: =
grating TO lis nerves, b25 music so pies
eca 70 his spouse. liz sSo"t. % ;zt
c";Ie3., :lc 2icgcce Of st&aeSS, aGt; Lor:.-
/ q! !. - 3,.y:s IL nc sfvs!eEi: -
is ,i.G .t... -, ,..:..ill::s aud tGoESu@, -
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ROUGH vISAGED WAR.
Smoothing Eis Wrinkled Front by Arbi-
tration.
New York Nail and Express.


Engiaad and the United States are the
gGeat Amphictyors of this age; for in all
tuirgs they are near to each other. They
are in contact, more or less intimately,
around the world; they jostle in both
hemispheres, and dispute the trade OF
ever sea; they cultivate the ambitions,
cherish the same theories, worship God
in the same forms. Freedom, peace, in
GG7stry and commerce are their common
idols. They are, as to origin at least,
the same breed Of men; they use the
same language, submit themselves to the
same laws. These two great nations,
therefore, be supposed to have tasora-
bic application. They are not near
enough to have their differences en-
yencmed by the fierce passion Of family
quarreis-they are too near to be the
victims of hopeless misunderstanding
or of that barbarous impulse to fight all
strange peoples which has been at the
bottom of many great wars. II any two
nations on the earth can get on without
resort to arms these two should; if they
cannot, the disarmament Of nations and
d reign OF peace is hopeless vision.
The promise that there IS in this pros
pect gives interest to the deputation Of
distinguished E1glishmen who have
come hither to memorable the President
on this subject, and to give at least the
moral assent OF division OF the British
people to the action hitherto taken by
Congress in proposing that our Govern
ment shall endeavor to make a treaty
with the British Government for the
submission to arbitration OF all future
differences that get beyond the scope OF
diplomacy. Nations should assimilate
their conduct to that which is detected
by the instinct of individuals. Barbar-
Gus men, the Ignorant, the brutal, the
iow down in the world, plume them
selves upon their physical force and
their readiness to use it. Every differ
cnce OF opinion ends il fight. As
they ges igher in the scale they are less
prone to this conduct; but they Will still
light for serious cases. Higher still they
exhaust every peaceful remedy. They
reason their differences more thorough
", they accept the mediation Of friends,
they 20 to Court, they fight only at
some ultimate point OF passion rarely
reached. Nations do the same IN part,
but should be yet more logically the
same as they rise in the scale Of clvlllza-
ton. Civilized countries have minimlzed
the number OF wars; and the resort to
rational remedies mag be carried yet
further.
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year. and it is Only Necessary about oncs.i.,
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